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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1908
Page
7
Fragments describe brick and cement work, gutters, and sower for homes in Yeton Valley. Mentions price range from 400.00 to 78,001.06 with several lot and brick options. References include Nine and Greom Mundarn areas and assorted beautiful sites in the valley.
The page blends classified style items and notices including contact details, delivery rates, and misc. notices. It also mentions legal notices about continuances, a funeral service for Mrs. Petergon, and various commercial ads for goods and services.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Valuaree Ryal Estate Raash and local details unclear. It references property, a Ubida Bleek, and Atul Math in a garbled passage. No coherent event or individuals clearly established.
Smoot opponent Roberts, and Smoots ally Roberts, exchange letters to Rep Michard R. Lyman of the University of Utah. The note argues Reed Smoot should be returned to the United States Senate, criticizing rivals and urging support, amid Utah Republican debates.
A historical document discusses the fear of Mormon influence on Utah politics if church leaders gain political power. It argues the church should avoid endorsing candidates or taking party actions, warning this could erode American loyalties and civil authority. The writer predicts demographic shifts toward a non Mormon state if current trends continue and calls church officers to abstain from political positions.
A Chinese gardener from Twelfth Street, Lee Yung, faces deception charges after presenting forged papers to migrate officials in Seattle. Officers exposed a scheme to ship a fellow Celestial to China using fake credentials, while others attempted to secure travel for Ah Sun and keep wealth from a dubious passport. Arrests followed as investigators pursued the counterfeit plan and scrutinized the involved parties over weeks.
Glenwood Park and Saucer Track lease to a new Amusement Company after a policy change at the Vudan Theater. The plan includes a cameriphone, weekly races, and a renovation to attract summer crowds, with operations by the Rutherland Amusement Company and partners.
Mrs Wertz sues former landlord, gas company, and building owner in city court claiming unlawful arrest caused loss of business and damage to credit. Plaintiff alleges $11,000 in damages plus $10,000 for defamation and seeks attorney fees. Case cites April arrest and intent to injure reputation, with trial set in municipal court.
Fragmented text notes Judge Murphy ruling against the tax collector. Names such as Johnson, Wowate, and Win appear amid garbled fragments. The piece references legal action, sworn statements, and a procedural dispute with unclear local context.
A garbled excerpt discusses whether Jasmine had power to search premises and cites an ordinance on keeping dogs and tax collection. It notes authority gaps and a statute stating dogs face a tax, but fails to specify how the tax is to be assessed or paid, reflecting a messy record of legal provisions.
Early reports outline plans for a temporary crossing over the Union Pacific near Ogden tied to the Salt Lake route. Officials including Superintendent Park and Senator Bamberger review agreements, with trials aimed at enabling traffic from Ault Lake within three weeks.
An odd read with garbled quotes recounts a critic praising a performance by Mr. Stele Rim and discusses Wats Rav amid a mix of misheard lines. Winnipeg reports Premier Roblin noting unusually good Western Canada crops, a rare sentiment in thirty-one years.
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